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 "It is not an album for novices... It’s for long-time fans who have exhausted their entire discography."

 "It should be taken with emotions, and with this they have succeeded fully."

The Endless River is a deeply emotional, mostly instrumental album dedicated to Pink Floyd's late keyboardist Rick Wright. Rooted in ambient soundscapes from sessions two decades prior, it serves as a nostalgic tribute aimed at longtime fans familiar with the band's evolution. While not suited for new listeners, it captures the band's diverse eras in a continuous, immersive flow. The final vocal track, 'Louder Than Words,' elegantly summarizes the album's reflective spirit. Dive into Pink Floyd’s atmospheric tribute to Rick Wright—listen now and experience the band’s nostalgic journey through sound.

 It's undeniably a solid product, that sounds 100% Black Sabbath.

 My favorite track is the single 'God Is Dead?' supported by remarkable lyrics and slow, threatening advance.

After 18 years, Black Sabbath returns with their album 13, featuring the classic lineup minus Bill Ward, replaced by Brad Wilk. Produced by Rick Rubin, the album delivers a familiar Black Sabbath sound with some standout tracks and a few weaker moments. Highlights include the energetic 'Loner' and the powerful, lengthy single 'God Is Dead?'. Overall, a solid effort paying tribute to fans without trying to revolutionize music. Listen to Black Sabbath's 13 to experience their iconic heavy metal return today!

 A metaphor for the music contained in the album: ancient yet at the same time projected into the modern.

 Finding [albums like this] by chance and rediscovering them is always a wonderful emotion.

Quatermass’s self-titled 1970 album is a serendipitous discovery for progressive rock enthusiasts. Featuring a unique trio and striking cover art, it blends minimalism and virtuosity. Although not widely known today, its experimental spirit and standout tracks like 'Post War, Saturday Echo' remain impressive. The album deserves a fresh listen as an early example of progressive experimentation. Explore the unique sounds of Quatermass’s debut and dive into early progressive rock history today!

 This album is an enormous joke.

 During the 87 minutes of listening, I stuffed myself with many Tarallucci... chatted with people on Facebook, tidied up the computer.

This review condemns 'Lulu' as a major artistic failure, criticizing Metallica's uninspired instrumentation and Lou Reed's excessive spoken word. It describes the album as a tedious experience, lacking passion and engagement throughout its lengthy runtime. Despite featuring legendary artists, it is seen as one of their lowest points. Read this candid review before diving into 'Lulu' and discover why this Metallica and Lou Reed collaboration divided fans.

 Their compositions mainly convey one thing to me: relaxation.

 Fantastic worlds will unfold if you listen with great calmness and an open mind.

Ozric Tentacles' 1989 debut album 'Pungent Effulgent' showcases a unique blend of psychedelic, instrumental, and electronic rock. Led by Ed Wynne, the album features mostly instrumental tracks that evoke relaxation and transport listeners to dreamlike worlds. The review highlights key tracks that exemplify the band’s signature sound and encourages open-minded listening. Listen to Ozric Tentacles' 'Pungent Effulgent' and embark on a psychedelic, relaxing musical journey today!

 In this quarter of an hour of music, it’s just pounding, and it only takes the first track 'Shadows That Move' to make that clear.

 If you already know and love early Mastodon, this EP certainly won’t offer you anything new; whereas, for those who don’t know this band and want to start from the beginning, it will offer a quarter of an hour of pounding music.

Mastodon's Lifesblood EP predates their debut album Remission and showcases a raw, chaotic sound with pounding riffs and numerous film samples. While it lacks the melodic complexity of their later works, it offers a powerful glimpse into their early style. Notably, tracks include samples from films like One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest and historical Nuremberg Trials clips. Fans of early Mastodon will find familiarity, while newcomers get an intense introduction. Explore Mastodon's Lifesblood EP to experience the raw beginnings of a metal powerhouse!

 Many, too many questions crowd our minds, but isn’t that precisely Ernst’s goal?

 Let us then admire the work in its mystery, and from the height of my mediocrity, I say that, although a minor work, it is remarkable.

The review explores Max Ernst's 1937 surrealist painting 'L'Ange du Foyer ou le Triomphe du Surréalisme,' highlighting its enigmatic imagery and ambiguous symbolism. The author emphasizes the challenge of interpreting the work due to its mysterious subject and mixed iconography. They suggest that the painting's strength lies in provoking questions rather than offering clear answers. Ultimately, the reviewer regards it as a remarkable though minor piece within Ernst’s oeuvre. Discover the enigma of Max Ernst's surreal masterpiece – dive into the mystery and marvel at its surreal triumph!

 Slayer, approaching 40, once again demonstrate to be a real war machine.

 Araya’s voice is wrecked, screaming all the time, even in passages where the voice should be calmer.

Slayer's live album War At The Warfield captures the band’s relentless energy during their 2001 tour. While the audio and video production face criticism, the band showcases powerful guitar riffs and intense drumming. Tom Araya’s vocal strain is noticeable and somewhat detracts from older songs but adds aggression to others. The setlist balances classics with newer material, culminating in a fiercely energetic performance recommended for dedicated Slayer fans. Experience the raw power of Slayer’s 2001 live show by watching or listening to War At The Warfield – a must for every metal enthusiast!

 Let's take the album for what it is: a whine.

 After two songs you already hope it ends.

The review offers a critical perspective on 'I'm With You,' emphasizing its repetitive pop-rock style and lack of originality. While musicianship by Flea, Chad Smith, and newcomer Josh Klinghoffer is acknowledged, Anthony Kiedis' vocals and the overall energy fall short. The reviewer mourns the loss of the band's earlier essence and expresses disappointment after years of fandom. Discover why 'I'm With You' divided fans - read the full review and listen to the album now!

 If you want to hear where the Tool story begins, give this demo a listen.

 The early Tool is still present, angry, direct, and no-frills, far from the peaks they would achieve later.

This review covers Tool's 1991 demo '72826', a rare cassette-only release limited to 1000 copies. Despite its raw recording quality, the demo features early versions of iconic tracks like "Sober" and songs later refined for the 'Opiate' EP and 'Undertow' album. The reviewer notes the band's strong talent and energy at this early stage. A must-listen for serious Tool fans interested in the band's origins. Discover Tool's roots by listening to their rare '72826' demo and experience the beginning of a progressive metal legend!